Gaskell Convicted in Assault Case After Trial
Baraboo jury convicts F N Gaskell of assault and battery in a dispute tied to defending his wife from insult. He receives 90 days in county jail and a 50 dollar fine plus costs, while his wife’s fainting and a petition circulate to grant him release to continue his work and support his son at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
F. N. Gaskell
Mr. Gaskell
EK. M. Terry
Gaskell
R. W. Worth
Earl Stetter
Mr. Worth
Mr. Stetter
Mrs. Gaskell
Circuit Court
KE. Ray Stevens
R. W. Peck
Grant Dryer
Sauk County Court Room
Stevens
R. E. Worth
E. M. Terry
Accidents at Durward's Glen Injuries from fallen tree branch
While cutting a tree that had been struck by lightning last summer Emil Mueller was hit in the mouth by a branch breaking several teeth. He had recently visited Baraboo for dental work. Also A G Alberts son cut his foot severely while chopping in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mueller
Baraboo
A. G. Albert
Mrs Parmer Dies in Barron County Funeral Held
Mrs. John Parmer died Wednesday December 15 at her son John Parmer’s home in Barron county. The funeral was held Saturday at one o'clock at the home of her son Thomas Palmer who recently moved onto the Liver place. Thomas Palmer will stay in Baraboo for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parmer
Barron County
Thomas
Liver Place
Thomas Palmer
Baraboo
Dell Prairie Man Dies by Drinking Carbolic Acid
John West, about 55, of Dell Prairie, died several days ago by drinking carbolic acid in a self inflicted act. He had been ill and distressed over his condition, was found dead, and buried at Big Springs after living with his niece Mrs Will Murphy. He had worked for William Strand of Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Malone
Gaskell
John West
Dell Prairie
Will Murphy
Wm. Strand
Portage
Big Springs
Evenson's Christmas Drug Store at 504 Oak Street
Advertising copy invites readers to visit Evenson's Christmas Drug Store 504 Oak street offering toys, dolls, china, books, brass candlesticks and novelties from Buckley and Taylor's. Mentions licensed owners Marry Walter O Searles and Clara A Ritzenthaler and various gift items and prices including a Silk umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson’s
Home of Quality
Oak Street
Evenson
Buckley & Taylors
Buckley & Taylor’s
Minnie Sinclear and Raymond Hiatt of Iowa
Minnie Sinclear of LaValle and Raymond H. Hiatt of Hesper Iowa are listed in a local notice. The fragment notes their names and state origin with no additional context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
LaValle
Raymond H. Hiatt
Hesper, Lowa
Births and Names Noted in Silverton Drakes Home
Charles Henry Drake arrives at the Drake residence in Silverton Oregon on Friday December 10 1909. Eleanor Schoenfeldt formerly Miss Eleanor Schoenfeldt is remembered in Baraboo as the daughter of Henry and Mrs Schoenfeldt. Additional birth notices include a son born to Walter Allen and a son born to H Stevens on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Drake
June D. Drake
Silverton
Oregon
Baraboo
Eleanor Schoenfeldt
Henry Schoenfeldt
Drake
Walter Allen Ason
H. Stevens
Business Growth at Devil's Lake Factory
The America Refract ory Company shows rising activity as fourteen new workers were hired last week to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil’s Lake
America Refactory Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Terry Gaskell
Bernadette
F. A. Jaquith
Walnut Street
Hans Okern
Mr.Akern
Terrys
Case
Gaskells
Worth
Davies
Mrs. Terry
Mr. Terry
Miss Terry
Edwards
Wisconsin
Edwards House
Messrs
Worth and
Stetter
Attorney Davies
James Farnsworth
Mr. Farnsworth
Judge Stevens
Herman Albus
Westfield
Julius Balzer
Troy
Robert Gibson
Delton
Walter Konkle
Greenfield
John Luebke
Frank Metcalf
Reedsburg City
H. Moftet
Washington
Grant Powell
Fairfield
Wm. Schacke
Wm. Sigglekow
Baraboo City
Squires
Herman Weinke
Freedom Town
Lynn Avenue
Attorney Thomas
Beech
Durward’s Glen
Emil [Mueller
Ebenezer Valley
Walter O. Searles
Beloit
Clara A. Ritzenthaler
Kasiska
Rexall
Buckley and Taylor
Julius Hoppe
John Foster
Staar Adams
Bostonian
Rowland & Turton
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